In miles per hour, what was the winner’s average speed?” I’m probably not going to go with my sister’s answer because she doesn’t know much about cars. For example, one of the questions is “The record time for the Daytona 500 car race was set in 1980. Regardless, you’re looking for the number closest to the correct answer.īetting is really interesting in this game because numbers closer to the middle seem to indicate that they’re a safe bet, but you also want to pay attention to who wrote the answer. The numbers that are at the extremes – the highest and the lowest – pay out at the highest odds, whereas the numbers in the middle of the pack will only pay out 2-1 or 3-1. Answers are always numbers their easily organized on the nice fabric mat in numerical order and then people place their bets. Each player (or team) scrawls an answer on their card. Every round starts with a trivia question being read. I loved it! It’s trivia meets gambling and the best thing is you really don’t have to know much trivia to win. (I was playing the penny slots…but that’s 452 pennies!! Thank god I don’t bet dollars!)īut enough about my issues, let’s talk about the game.

Truthfully, I’m not a big gambler in fact I lost $4.52 in Vegas. North Star Games was nice enough to send me a copy to review which I was thrilled about since it’s been on my “to buy and try” list for a very long time. Since I just got back from a trip to beautiful Las Vegas, it seems like a great time to review a game with a gambling theme.

Wits and wagers questions pack